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Assorted Correspondence and Ephemera File: LHO to LON

by: Eric P. Newman

Publication date: 1953

Topics: Research, Tokens, Bank notes, Coins, American, Coins, English

Collection: epn_archives; wustl; americana; newmannumismatic

Contributor: Washington University Libraries

Language: English

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Item Size: 585.3M

Over six decades worth of correspondence filed under "assorted L". Correspondents include John F. Lhotka Jr., Edwin Wolff II, Phillip Lapansky, D.G. Liddell, Christine Ligoske, Martin Linde, Robert J. Lindesmith, Hazel Lindstrom, Charles Litman, Frank Lloyd, Carol Loeb, Gilbert Loewenstein, Dalton Schreiber, M.H. Loewenstein, David W. Loll, Robert Seaman, John Longley. The following materials are loose items found in the correspondence which may or may not have been scanned depending on date published:1) Flier for a "Pre-ANA" auction at the 1990 Washington State Coin Convention.